Calendar of club meetings and Legion activities
A listing of community meetings across Monday to Saturday including American Legion Auxiliary events at the YWCA and Elks Club, Ladies Bridge Club at Emerywood CC, Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Wesley Memorial Church, Eastern Star at Masonic Hall, Home and Garden Club talk on lilies, and various study and luncheon gatherings at YWCA, Rotary Drive, Westwood, Florham Avenue, and Emerywood club house with schedule changes noted for Tuesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Y.W.C.A
Red Cross
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
D. T. Hunewell
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Elks Club
J. Worth Ivey
Heilig Swaim Wedding Announced In Early January
Mr and Mrs J C Heilig announce the marriage of their daughter Aleen Caroline to Homes Swaim Jr on Saturday Jan 30 The vows were spoken at Rev R L Smiths home Oak Grove Baptist Church The bride wore a navy blue street length dress with matching accessories The bride attended High Point city schools and works at Crown Hosiery Mill The bridegroom attended View School and worked for Continental Furniture Company before entering the United States Army on Feb 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C. Heilig
Aleen Caroline
View School
Continental }Niture Company
United States Army
Joint meeting of Y W clubs to be held Thursday
The Business and Professional Club of the Y W C A will meet with the Jolly Y's and the Live Y'ers at the Y W C A Thursday at 6 15 p m instead of on a later time. Miss Dessie Cox will give a talk on aspects of the war at this gathering. Club members are reminded of the time change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y's
Dessie Cox
Priscilla Club
R. K. Young
Florham Avenue
H. L
Y.W.C.A
Beulah Moton Hosts Valentine Party for Music Pupils
Miss Beulah Moton entertained about thirty music pupils with a Valentine party Saturday afternoon at Joyce Linthicum's home on Boulevard. The event featured Valentine themed games and contests from three to five o'clock.
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Beulah Moton
Joyce Linthicum
Boulevard
Marriage Of Miss Sara Gable To Frank Hawes Drinkard
Miss Sara Paul Gable wed Frank Hawes Drinkard at the Church of Christ on a Saturday eve Feb 6 with Rev W D Helsabeck officiating. She is the daughter of Paul W Cable and the late Mrs Gable of Canon Ga and studied near Canon. The groom son of Hawes M Drinkard of Lincolnton Ga, a Lincolnton High School graduate class of 41, now works as president at Heritage Furniture. They will reside at 201 English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Gable
Frank Hawes Drinkard
Sara Paul Gable
Church of Christ
W. D. Helsabeck
Drinkard
Paul W. Cable
Gable
Canon, Ga
Canon
Hawes M. Drinkard
Lincolnton, Ga
Lincolnton High School
Heritage Furniture Company
English Street
Ada Blair School Sells War Savings Stamps Totals
Ada Blair School sold 36.10 in War Savings Stamps last week. Miss Pearl Bum bner’s fifth grade sponsored the drive, and next week Miss Annie Lee Jarrell’s fourth grade will lead. Arch McMullan, publicity chairman, says children are enthusiastic and expect a stronger sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair School
New Quarters For Central Surgical Dressing Room
The central surgical dressing room moves to 604 North Main Street with hours resuming Tuesday afternoon after a morning closure. Mrs. Frank L. Judish says the High Point unit will operate daily, and the Red Cross calls for rapid production of dressings toward a March 15 target of 180 million. The local rooms held 140 thousand dressings January 13, now partially finished and to be shipped once complete. Greensboro staff worked Sunday. High Point will stay closed to avoid insufficient staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Frank L. Judish
High Point College Library
Surgeon General
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Greensboro
Good Suit Is Better Bid Than No Trump
In 1941 and 1942 Mrs. A. M. Sobel of New York led Master Point totals, winning both open paid and open team-of-four championships with Charles H. Goren in Philadelphia. The article notes Sobel’s diamond opening and a 9 trick hand where she finessed spades and established diamonds, illustrating solid bid logic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump
A. M. Sobel
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Charles H. Goren
North
Anderson Family Hosts Dinner Party Guests Listed
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Anderson and family at 705 Grave Street invite guests to a dinner party yesterday. Among those present were Miss Gretel Anderson Miss Belva Crawford Cpl. John Fortier and Pvt. Libro Zandri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Anderson
Grave Street
Gretel Anderson
Belva Crawford
Cpl
John Fortier
Pvt
Libro Zandri
Women In Service Enlistments Report to Daytona Beach Center
Mrs Mary Z Coira enlists as a reservist in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and is to report February 22 at Daytona Beach training center Florida. Miss Rhu S Guerin will report February 22 at Daytona Beach to prepare as an auxiliary in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Miss Lois Jaqueline Fox was enrolled February 12 in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Miss Bertha V Mullinix was accepted as a member of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. Miss Mabel L Steed was enrolled February 12 as a member of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Z. Coira
West Lexington
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Daytona Beach
Fla
Rhu S. Guerin
Edgedale Drive
Lois Jaqueline Fox
Willowbrook Street
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Bertha V. Mullinix
Best Street
Mabel L. Steed
Edgeworth Street
Business Women's Club to Meet Wednesday Night
The Business Women's Club will hold its regular business meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the Elwood Hotel Mrs Margaret Farley serves as chair and will preside over the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women’s Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Margaret Farley
McKenney on Bridge Column by William McKenney
American bridge columnist William McKenney speaks on bidding and play strategy with practical tips for practical card play. The column offers analysis of common problems and guidance for improving technique at the table.
Share-the-Meat Tested Recipes For Home Use
Editor notes a daily series on meat substitutes and extenders printed this week in cooperation with Share-the-Meat. Recipes offered by the Citizens Service Corps nutrition committee chaired by Mrs Lidie P Horton and tested in a high school nutrition lab with third year home economics students.
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Nutrition Committee
Citizens Service Corps
Lidie P. Horton
Hamburger Cups with Stuffing Serves Eight
A vintage recipe for eight servings. Cube bread and mix with dressing and evaporated milk. Combine hamburger with onion green pepper salt pepper and tomato juice then wrap meat around stuffed bread balls. Bake 375F thirty minutes until done and top with cheese. Serve with tomato sauce.
Wood shows steady recovery after operation at Guilford General
About People C. E. Wood of Route One, he is recovering satisfactorily from an operation at Guilford General Hospital, with improving condition noted by medical staff.
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C. E. Wood
Guilford General Hospital
Anne Adams Pattern 4119 for Misses Dresses
Two piece dress pattern 4119 by Anne Adams offers a fitted scalloped top and a gently flared skirt with options for a daily print collar or a dressy sweetheart neckline with lace trim. Sizes 12 to 20 require 3 5 yards at 33 inches. Send ten cents for pattern and order to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York address.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
West 17Th
York
N. Y
Washing Machine Repairs Insured By WPB Scrapbank
In wartime, washing machines are scarce but repair parts remain available through a WPB scrapbank system. Manufacturers submit scrap-dealer receipts and receive new material credits, letting them fix old machines as production flags ease. Also OPA notes gasoline savings and rationing tweaks ahead of a possible canning restriction period.
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WPB
Ann France Wilson
NEA Service
Washington
America
OPA
D. C
Freddie Dickens’ Eighth Birthday Party at Clara Cox Apartments
Honoring Freddie Dickens on his eighth birthday a small group of friends gathered at his home on Saturday afternoon for games and contests. The host received many gifts and ice cream and cake were served to Betty Sue Sparks Carolyn Jeanne Morris Walter Staton Robert Dills Philip Farlowe Freddie and Larry Wayne Dickens. A Valentine poem by Gertrude Page accompanies the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Dickens
Clara Cox Apartments
Betty Sue Sparks
Carolyn Jeanne Morris
Walter Staton
Robert Dills
Philip Farlowe
Freddie
Larry Wayne Dickens
Casual Comment by W A Bivins on Weather and Thrift
A Mercury column discusses historic North Carolina winter temperatures including 10 and 5 degrees above zero and an 1899 16 degree low. It recalls Trinity College days, a severe February, and wind disruptions to newspaper delivery. It also cites thrift lessons from Captain Parkin and a reflection on wealth tied to charity and outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
North Carolina
Fred N. Tate
Edgar Hartley
Greensboro
High Point
North
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
J. G. Greene
Union County
Frank Ogburn
Union
Trinity College
Bluefield
W. Va
Oxford
Legion Auxiliary to Hear M W Nash Speak on Americanism
M W Nash executive secretary of the rationing board will be principal speaker at the Legion Auxiliary meeting Tuesday evening at the Elk's Club. His topic will be Americanism and National Defense. The item notes a new Avro Manchester bomber details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
M. W. Nash
American Legion Auxiliary
Elk’s Club
Victory Garden planting guidance from The Tar Heel Gardener
The Tar Heel Gardener urges early planning for a Victory Garden with soil prep delayed by wet weather. It recommends Garden Guide extension leaflet and lists crops to plant now or soon including Alaska peas mustard beets carrots onion sets turnips potatoes spinach cabbage and lettuce with staggered sowing for continuous harvest.
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N. C. Agricultural Extension Service
L. P. Watson
Alaska
Births Report Heartland Area Adds Three Newborns
Mr and Mrs D L Stanton of 208 E Green St announce the birth of daughter Mary Frances on February 13 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs J M Howard of 933 Forest Ave announce the birth of son February 14 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Reid S Davis announce daughter Nell Reid born February 12 at City Memorial Hospital Winston Salem. Mrs Davis is the former Lorene Ouman.
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D. L. Stanton
E. Green Street
Mary Frances
Guilford General Hospital
J. M. Howard
Forest Avenue
Reid S. Davis
Nell Reid
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
War not to blame for discourtesy Ruth Millett argues
Ruth Millett says wartime shortages do not excuse poor service or rudeness. She urges readers to stop blaming the war for everyday failings and to act honestly. She notes overwork and worry require courtesy, and imagines waste fat savings could aid munitions production.
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Ruth Millett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Home and Garden Club
C. N. McCain
Rotary
Robert Fountain
S Jury
R. I. Quigley
Westwood
Heilig-Swaim
Y.W
AIR Corps
Kate
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Box EK
Rhode Island
Val
N.T
East Pass
Sobel
West Pass
Anderson Family
Women In Service
McKenney
WM. BE. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Saint Valentine
Valentine
Gertrude Page
W. A. Bivins
Enterprise
Kansas
Parkin
Trinity
Charles F. Carroll
Anne
United Nations
Avro
Manchester
Victory Garden
Margaret O'Brien
Los Angeles
United States
Vicks VA
Gs Pndu
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